The fourth film of the series will be released in April 2019

Being a disciple of Marvel comics in their golden years was like belonging to a cult

Brian O’Driscoll and Niall Horan are part of the Europe team in the celebrity match

The tiny man serves up summer’s second best superhero-as-househusband movie

Catherine Cleary and Una Mullally look at the real cost of the boom in Dublin's hospitality sector

Incredibles 2, Ocean’s 8, Jurassic World and Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again

Irish pub, hotel and restaurant company has hired Goodbody Stockbrokers to assess its funding options

Dublin venue being refurbished by Paddy McKillen jnr’s Press Up Entertainment group

Patrick Freyne: TV regularly uses psychological problems to give a character “depth”

Event held to mark 10th anniversary of the tunnel’s opening

Dublin venue to reopen with burlesque-luxe interior and cocktail bar after restoration

A stand-up who has seen the darkness talks frankly about depression, sexuality and class

Revenue from UK and Ireland market up 3% to £225.9m as profit rises marginally

Data protection and privacy agreement for EU citizens falls far short

More tensions as Chinese Wanda aims to unseat Disney dominance

Results disappoint despite success of Star Wars and other movies

Marcel’s on Merrion Row is half-pub, half-restaurant - but how’s the food?

The biggest mistake any Irish tech start-up can make is not trying to break the US market

Angry exchanges between major Hollywood figures revealed in Sony Pictures hack

Small films steer clear of the runway as the big birds swoop down

It’s the seventh X-Men feature and the entire team are gonna get down like it’s 1973. But how does the relentlessly upbeat Hugh Jackman manage to bring all that gloomy menace to the party as Wolverine? "He’s like my older brother; my tougher, cooler older brother. And it does save me a fortune in therapy"

The mutants travel back to the 1970s in this superb time-bending fantasy

Gardaí raid Blackrock house as USI warns of post-exam drug intake after students hospitalised

Superheroes, stormtroopers, warriors and anime characters – it was geek heaven at MCM Comic Con in the RDS in Dublin

The success of Calvary and Noah suggest that Irish audiences have gotten religion

The canon of girl action heroes is dismal. Thanks heavens, then, for Donegal-based toy company Arklu’s dolls of pirate queens and bespectacled robot designers

As another box-office-busting Marvel comic adaptation whooshes our way, the film’s Captain America and Black Widow give us the lowdown on the latest superhero saga

With few heavy-hitters due out next year, it looks like the movie industry is saving it all up for 2015, writes Tara Brady

Korean directors are making an impact on Hollywood, just as their films did before them. What’s the appeal?